What is the purpose of the crosshair button do on this device?
28770
The crosshair is not a button but an indicator of the area you are looking at. As you move it around, you will see what is directly beneath the crosshair symbol.
28771
The camera of the device is there, it helps you to locate what you want to see
28772
It's not a button. It's how you center the content. Think of it as a targeting device (crosshairs).
1686012
Big time. I use it for opening and closing windows, holding down command and shift while clicking, switching desktops, revealing my mouse cursor across my triple-monitor setup, back and forwards, volume control, etc. I make liberal use of the ring finger shifter.
1787827
There are two buttons right under the scroll wheel that were made with that in mind. They have '+' and '-' on them respectively, and are set to adjust DPI to whatever you like in the default setup. You can, however, change the function of the two to whatever else you can think of, so there is a lot of versatility.
1272065
Nah, just uses a pinpoint of light in the spotting scope to show where you're aiming. IMHO, they tried to force an advancement on the old crosshairs system and it just isn't worth the trouble. It doesn't align as easily as crosshairs and is more difficult to aim with, which means it's a step back for the only two purposes it serves.
1777455
Those buttons control the UI of the camera when used with a monitor. I find them useless and unnecessary to the function of the camera, as they are connected near the camera body and not obviously accessible when mounted. For me, they serve no purpose and neither hinder, nor add to any functionality. The camera in my use is on a DVR system and works very well.
1711424
It kind of looks like one big button but this is a two button mouse. I've used it on both Macs and Windows PCs. You get the "right-click" behavior without using the control key.
1951062
You can remap the button below the scroll wheel to do about anything. I find it nice to have the separate "middle button" that isn't dependent on my trying to balance the scroll wheel to click.
1207170
Yes, Just download the software for the mouse and you can change the "+/-" into whatever action you would like. I've done the same on Battlefield and it works great.
1685740
The amount of buttons available are software related. You can control them in your settings. I don't like all the buttons, so I've turned them off. PC users like having more activated.
1686010
I personally use my Naga Hex for regular use more than game specific things. I normally keep a profile for 1-6 as ctrl, play/pause, copy, num enter, F5, and paste.Even though this rarely /directly/ helps me in games, the play/pause, ctrl, and num enter do still help indirectly by allowing me to do more things without taking my hand off the mouse, and it gives me the option to set up buttons when I need/want to.
45915
mine has a simple duplex cross hair type reticle ....... nothing fancy works very well
495383
The scope actually has crosshairs and 4 dots. The good thing about it is that you don't have to waste the battery of the scope because the crosshairs and dot are always on there, you only have to turn it on is in early morning or evening hunts. Hope I helped.
1612245
Yes, it has a green crosshairs that lights up with a control dimmer. You can turn crosshairs on or off, as you please.
1678138
It helps. Being able to switch weapons in a bind and using the g shift button to temporarily lower the sensitivity when sniping and instantly go back to normal sensitivity is nice. This is the best mouse I've ever used. Feels great works great and will last for a long time.
1678139
The best answer I can give is that it's neither any better for shooters or any worse. The number buttons do come in handy in a game like Battlefield (I liked being able to press the number buttons on the thumb as opposed to using the scroll wheel to switch weapons). So ultimately I think the best answer I can give is that it can't hurt, but I also don't think you'll see a ton of benefit.
1842493
This is correct... it's targeted for right-handed people (like typical asymmetric mice), and since the left-click is the norm, they put the "left mouse button" in easy access of the right thumb - on the right. I thought that it felt intuitive upon initial use and appreciate this oddity (I use it right-handed).
1350495
Correct. Also in games like BF4, for example, some of the vehicle and weapon crosshairs are not directly centered on your screen.